GREATER NEVADA FIELD 250 EVANS AVE. RENO, NV END OF SEASON INFORMATION

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1 RENO ACES BASEBALL CLUB NEWS & NOTES GREATER NEVADA FIELD 250 EVANS AVE. RENO, NV ACE IN THE HOLE At Home: On the Road: Day Games: 15-7 Night Games: vs. RHP: vs. LHP: Before All-Star Break: After All-Star Break: April: 9-13 May: June: July: August: September: 2-3 Monday: Tuesday: 9-10 Wednesday: 11-6 Thursday: Friday: 9-12 Saturday: Sunday: 15-6 Scoring First: Opponent Scoring First: Extra Innings: 6-1 Doubleheaders: 4-6 Commit No Errors: Commit 1 Error: Commit 2 Errors: 6-9 Commit 3+ Errors: 2-1 Walk-Off Wins: 5 Walk-Off Losses: 4 vs. Pacific Northern: vs. Pacific Southern: vs. American Northern: 11-5 vs. American Southern: 10-6 Scoring 4+ Runs: Opp. Scoring 4+ Runs: Scoring 3 Or Fewer Runs: Opp. Scoring 3 Or Fewer Runs: 49-9 Out-Hit Opponent: Out-Hit By Opponent: Tie Opponent in Hits: 7-2 Lead After 6: 55-7 Trail After 6: Tied After 6: 9-5 Lead After 7: 62-6 Trail After 7: 6-55 Tied After 7: 8-7 Lead After 8: 61-6 Trail After 8: 2-55 Tied After 8: 9-1 Series (W-L-S): Game 1: Game 2: Game 3: Game 4: Game 5: 1-2 Series Sweeps: 3-2 PLAYER STREAKS Seven Aces had double-digit hit streaks this season, including: Mike Freeman (17), Sócrates Brito (15 & 11), Carlos Rivero (13), Todd Glaesmann (12), Kyle Jensen (12), Dan Rohlfing (12) and Tuffy Gosewisch (11). END OF SEASON INFORMATION Reno Aces (76-68, 2nd, Pacific Northern Division) Division Standings: The Aces finished the 2016 season with a record of 76-68, good for second place in the Pacific Northern Division. They spent the following number of days alone or tied at each position in the standings: First - 3, Second - 102, Third - 42, Fourth - 3. Transcending Transactions: Over the course of the 2016 campaign, the Reno Aces, in conjunction with the Arizona Diamondbacks, made a franchiserecord 205 transactions. The previous transactions record was 182, set in This high volume of roster moves led to Players: A franchise-record 71 players suited up and played for the Aces this summer. A total of 28 position players took the field, while 43 different pitchers toed the rubber for Reno. Three of the 28 position players also worked in relief, resulting in a franchise-record 46 players to have thrown a pitch for the Aces in On the Mend: Of the 71 men to have played for the Aces this year, eight appeared on rehab assignments, including: OF Sócrates Brito, LHP Andrew Chafin, RHP Josh Collmenter, RHP Zack Greinke, C/OF Chris Herrmann, INF/OF Chris Owings, OF David Peralta (two times) and OF A.J. Pollock. The five at the dish combined to bat.313 (31-for-99) with 2 home runs, 1 triple, 10 doubles, 19 RBI and 22 runs scored. The trio of pitchers posted a combined record of 0-2 with a 5.14 ERA (8 ER/14.0 IP) and 12 strikeouts. Opening Day Shutout: For the first time in franchise history, the Aces opened a season with a shutout victory over their opponent. On April 7 at Greater Nevada Field, Reno blanked eventual Pacific Coast League Champion El Paso, 8-0, behind six two-hit innings from Archie Bradley. Dominic Leone worked the seventh and eighth innings, scattering three hits with two strikeouts before Cody Hall closed it out with a scoreless frame in the ninth. The Aces clubbed 10 hits, including a 3-for-4 performance by Jack Reinheimer in his Triple-A debut. The Aces shortstop homered and drove in a career-high-tying four RBI in the win. Reno improved to 5-3 overall in its season openers. Last Regular-Season Game, No Longer Perfect: The Aces perfect mark of 7-0 on the final game of the regular season vanished with a 5-3 loss to cap the 2016 season at Tacoma. NEVIN S THIRD SEASON The Aces were under the direction of manager Phil Nevin for a third consecutive season. In his first season with the Aces, he guided them to a franchise-tying-best record of His squad won the Pacific Northern Division and Pacific Conference Championship Series before falling 3 games to 2 in the PCL Championship Series to Omaha. Last year, his Aces finished third in the Pacific Northern Division with a record, including a mark at Greater Nevada Field. This year, his team compiled a record and second-place finish in the division, leaving him with an overall mark of (.525) with Reno. Prior to his stint with the Aces, Nevin spent three seasons ( ) at the helm of the Toledo Mud Hens in the International League. Nevin is the second manager in club history as Brett Butler served in the role from Muscle Up: The 2016 Aces hit 140 home runs, the second-highest total in franchise history behind the 2011 squad who blasted 178 long balls. The 140 home runs marked a fourth consecutive year with a higher dinger total than the previous season ( ; ; ; ). Home Run Quartet: Kyle Jensen (30), Peter O Brien (24), Mitch Haniger (20) and Carlos Rivero (19) combined for 66.4% (93-of-140) of the Aces homers in The 93 home runs were the most hit by a quartet of teammates in Aces history. Resetting the Bar: Five Aces set personal bests for single-season home run totals in 2016, including Kyle Jensen (30 with Reno, 2 with Arizona; previous season high was 28), Mitch Haniger (20 with Reno, 5 at Double-A Mobile, 5 with Arizona; previous season high was 13), Carlos Rivero (19 with Reno; previous season high was 16), Ildemaro Vargas (4 at Mobile, 2 with Reno; previous high was 5), Dan Rohlfing (5 with Reno; previous season high was 3). D-backs Triple-A Records Rewritten: Kyle Jensen s 30 home runs matched the D-backs Triple-A single-season record set by Tucson s Ernie Young in Jensen also drove in 120 RBI, easily eclipsing the 110 driven in by Tucson s Josh Whitesell in Walk-Off Jacks: The Aces clubbed three walk-off homers in 2016, matching the 2011 squad (David Winfree, Cody Ransom and Mark Hallberg) for the most in a single season in franchise history. Peter O Brien (May 1 vs. Albuquerque, June 1 vs. Las Vegas) became the first player in team history to belt multiple walk-off dingers in a single season. His first, a solo shot in the 12th inning on May 1 against the Isotopes, marked the eighth extra-inning walk-off home run in Aces history. His second, a grand slam on June 1 against the 51s, was the third walk-off grand slam hit in franchise history (Cody Ransom ; Ed Easley ). Gabby Guerrero later helped the Aces split a doubleheader against El Paso with a walk-off two-run homer in the seventh inning of the nightcap, which gave the Aces an improbable... Walk-Off Cycle: In Reno s four-run seventh inning for a 6-4 comeback victory over the Chihuahuas, the Aces hit for the cycle in succession. Mitch Haniger opened the frame with a single and scored on a double by Kyle Jensen to make it 4-3. Todd Glaesmann then tripled home Jensen to tie the game before Guerrero drilled his walk-off blast into the visitor s bullpen beyond the right-field wall. No Swoon in June: The Aces posted a record in the month of June, the ninth month in franchise history where the team racked up 17-plus victories. The staff ERA swelled to its highest point (5.49) for any single month during the 2016 campaign, meaning many of the wins were backed by a red-hot offense. The Aces scored 201 runs over 29 games in June, good for an average of 6.93 runs per game. Reno eclipsed 200-plus runs in a single month for a third time in franchise history (June ; May ). June Power Surge: The offense slugged 38 home runs during the month of June as well, their highest average (1.31 HR/Game) per game in a single month since July 2011 (1.61 HR/Game - [45 HR/28 G]). The 38 dingers in June are tied for third-most in a single month in franchise history (also: August 2014), with only May and July of 2011 having higher home run totals at 39 and 45, respectively. Kyle s June: Kyle Jensen led the Aces offense in June with 10 homers and 39 RBI. He set the Aces single-month record for RBI and tied Tucson s Brian Barden who held sole possession of the D-backs Triple-A record with 39 ribbies in July Jensen s 39 RBI marked the highest single-month total in the Pacific Coast League since Iowa s Micah Hoffpauir plated 39 runs in August Jensen s 10 long balls in the month are tied for third-most with Wily Mo Peña (May 2011) in team history GREATER NEVADA FIELD ATTENDANCE LARGEST CROWD OPENINGS/LOST TOTAL AVERAGE 2016 SELLOUTS ALL-TIME SELLOUTS 10,520 (July 4 vs. SAC) 70/2 365,883 5,

2 Blurb Game, Strong FINAL GAME INFORMATION - Page 2 #Winning in July: The Aces bested their June record of with an mark in July. The 18 wins was their highest win total for a single month since August 2014 when they posted a record. August Heat: When the calendar flipped from July to August, the Aces struggled, posting a 3-10 record through the month s first 13 games. Reno rebounded by winning 11 of its next 18 games, but still finished the month with a record. The woeful month marked the seventh month in franchise history where the Aces had 17-plus losses, and the first since August 2013 when they went A baker s dozen of Reno s 17 losses in August were to last-place teams (3-1 vs. Memphis, 3-6 vs. Salt Lake, 2-6 vs. Sacramento). Sunday Funday: In 21 Sunday games, the Aces went an outstanding 15-6, despite losing each of their last three Sunday games by a combined four runs. In 2015, the Aces posted an 8-14 record in Sunday affairs. Own the Day: For a third consecutive season under Phil Nevin, the Aces played their best baseball in daytime contests. The Aces went 15-7 in day games and are in day affairs during Phil Nevin s tenure as manager. Coincidentally, Nevin s best work as a Major Leaguer came in day games as well, as he hit.305 in 375 day games in the big leagues. By comparison, he hit.255 in 842 night contests. Divisional Dominance: For a sixth consecutive season and seventh time in eight years, the Aces went.500 or better against their own division. They finished against the Pacific Northern Division, highlighted by an 11-5 mark against first-place Tacoma. In 2010, the Aces finished in the Pacific Southern Division, their only losing campaign against their own division. Too Many Slams: The Aces pitching staff served up a league-high 10 grand slams this season, two ahead of Omaha and Salt Lake s eight surrendered. The 10 grand slams allowed were the most given up in Triple-A, and Reno finished 3-7 in games in which they allowed a grand slam. From , Reno gave up a total of 12 salamis. Clearing the Bases: Reno hit six grand slams in 2016, including two apiece from Todd Glaesmann and Peter O Brien. Glaesmann hit Reno s first grand slam of the year on May 24 at New Orleans, and then added his second on August 17 at Memphis. O Brien s came on June 1 against Las Vegas and June 4 against Salt Lake. Kyle Jensen joined the fun with a grand slam on July 18 against Colorado Springs, and Mitch Haniger hit Reno s final slam on September 4 at Tacoma. The Aces went 5-1 in games in which they hit a grand slam. 3-for-1 Discount: The Aces turned a triple play for the first time in team history on July 24 at Cashman Field in Las Vegas. Aces third baseman Carlos Rivero stabbed a line drive off the bat of Kevin Plawecki and threw around the horn to Ildemaro Vargas and Kyle Jensen to retire Brandon Nimmo and Dilson Herrera, who were both running on the pitch. Reno was the only team to turn a triple play in the PCL in Not One, but Two Inside-the-Park Home Runs: Facing division-leader Tacoma on August 24 at Greater Nevada Field, the Aces accomplished an ultra-rare feat in their eventual 13-7 victory over the Rainiers, when both Kyle Jensen and Sócrates Brito raced around the bases for inside-the-park home runs. Jensen s occurred in the third inning, and Brito matched the feat with one of his own in the eighth inning. Lucky Nos. 11, 17, 24 and 29: The Aces went a combined 17-0 on the 11th (3-0), 17th (6-0), 24th (5-0) and 29th (3-0) days of the month. On the 30th day of the month, the Aces went 0-6, their only winless date. Last At-Bat Wins: The Aces won in their last at-bat 14 times in Zach Borenstein played a role in a team-high four of the occasions, including two against Tacoma. On August 27 at Greater Nevada Field, he ripped a pinch-hit, two-run, go-ahead triple in the eighth inning of an 8-7 win over the Rainiers. Less than a week later, he belted a solo homer in the top of the 12th inning at Cheney Stadium, leading to a 2-1 win. Seven Up: The Aces won seven consecutive games from July 16-22, falling one win shy of matching the franchise record of eight straight wins, previously done twice (July 9-19, 2011; May 4-11, 2012). Multi-Homer Mania: The Aces had 14 individual multi-homer games in 2016 to set a record for the most in a single season in franchise history. Mitch Haniger, Kyle Jensen and Peter O Brien had three apiece, Tuffy Gosewisch and Carlos Rivero posted two individually, and Dan Rohlfing added one, the first of his career. Run at Own Risk: Aces catchers combined to throw out 42.3% (55-of-130) would-be base stealers this season, the highest percentage in the PCL. Since joining the league in 2009, the Aces have finished sixth or higher in caught stealing percentage in six of eight seasons. Their highest rate came in 2014 when they posted a 46.9% caught stealing percentage, a number which also led the PCL. All-PCL Squad: For an eighth straight season, the Aces had at least one player selected to the All-PCL Team. Kyle Jensen was named as the All-PCL first baseman after hitting.289 (144-for-498) with 30 long balls, 34 doubles and 120 RBI. Blink, 1:57: On May 4 at Fresno, the Aces played the fastest nine-inning game in franchise history, taking just 1 hour and 57 minutes in a 2-0 loss to the Grizzlies. Fresno s Brady Rodgers went the distance, scattering four hits with nine strikeouts. He bested the Aces on 86 pitches, including 70 that went for strikes. Prior to the 117-minute masterpiece, the Aces quickest nine-inning game was 2 hours and 2 minutes, set on July 2, 2009 at Las Vegas, another 2-0 loss. Bradley s Beginning: Archie Bradley took the reins on Opening Night and never looked back in seven starts, posting a 5-1 record and 1.99 ERA over 40 2/3 innings, fanning 47 batters along the way. He racked up six quality starts, each of where he allowed two earned runs or less. He bookended his season in an Aces uniform with scoreless outings -- six shutout on April 7 vs. El Paso and eight scoreless on May 21 vs. Omaha. On May 3 at Fresno, he struck out a career-high-tying 11 batters in a 3-2 win over the Grizzlies. Shipley s Homecoming: Braden Shipley returned to Reno with a flourish after three successful seasons from with the Nevada Wolf Pack. Rated as Arizona s No. 1 prospect by MLB.com and Baseball America entering the season, Shipley lived up to the hype with an 8-5 record and 3.70 ERA in 19 starts for the Aces. He set the Aces single-season ERA record, easily breaking Matt Torra s previous low mark of 4.55, set in Shipley led the team with seven starts of 7-plus innings and three earned runs or less. Banda s Brilliance: Anthony Banda joined the Aces from Double-A Mobile on June 23 and went 4-4 with a 3.67 ERA in 13 starts. He was named Arizona s Organizational Pitcher of the Year, with his best outing being a masterpiece on August 13 at Nashville when he struck out 10 batters over six shutout innings. He fanned 36 batters in the month of August, fourth-most in a single month in franchise history. Combined with his 13 starts for the BayBears where he finished 6-2 with a 2.12 ERA, the young southpaw went 10-6 with a 2.88 ERA in 26 starts overall, including 152 strikeouts over 150 innings. Koch s Recipe: Matt Koch s first taste of Triple-A was a sweet one. After a promotion from Mobile on August 1, the 25-year-old went 4-2 with a 3.09 ERA in seven starts. He threw six-plus innings in six outings and was at his best away from home, going 3-0 with a 2.13 ERA in four road starts. He won four consecutive starts from August and finished the month of August with 41 1/3 innings pitched, second-most for a single month in franchise history behind Matt Torra s 41 2/3 innings set in May The Incomparable Ildemaro: Ildemaro Vargas made an immediate impact for the Aces, going 6-for-13 through his first three games after a promotion from Single-A Advanced Visalia on July 17. He went on to record 23 multi-hit games in 49 starts, batting.354 (70-for- 198) with two homers, 13 doubles, 18 RBI, 35 runs scored and 13 stolen bases. His 70 knocks from July 17-end of MiLB regular season (September 5) led all of professional baseball. Bravo, Mr. Haniger: Mitch Haniger hit.341 (89-for-261) with 20 homers, three triples, 20 doubles, 64 RBI, 58 runs and eight stolen bases in 74 games for the Aces. He ranked first in extra-base hits (43), total bases (175), slugging (.670) and OPS (1.098), second in long balls and OBP (.428), tied for second in runs, fourth in average and tied for 10th in walks in Triple- A from June 10-end of MiLB regular season. He was named as Arizona s Organizational Player of the Year. #BeLikeMike: Mike Freeman recorded individual games with 5 hits, 4 RBI, 4 runs and 4 walks for the Aces this season, becoming the first Aces player to record those feats during the regular season. In 2014, Mike Jacobs notched individual games with 4 hits, 4 runs, and 4-plus RBI four times (4, 5, 5, 7) during the regular season, before adding a 4-walk performance in the postseason. Freeman ranks among Aces all-time leaders in triples (2nd - 18), games (3rd - 272), hits (3rd - 301), at-bats (3rd - 957), runs (4th - 172), total bases (5th - 403) and doubles (6th - 51). Man of the Month: Three of the five PCL Player of the Month awards were won by Aces players. Peter O Brien took home the April honor after batting.370 (30-for-81) with seven home runs and 21 RBI in 20 games. Two months later, Kyle Jensen claimed the June award after hitting.292 (33-for-113) with 10 homers and 39 RBI. Mitch Haniger followed Jensen s June with a juicy July, batting.402 (45-for-112) with 11 dingers and 35 runs batted in. All the Stars: Four Aces were named to the PCL All-Star Team, including catcher Tuffy Gosewisch, outfielder Kyle Jensen, shortstop Jack Reinheimer and right-handed pitcher Braden Shipley. Gosewisch was recalled by Arizona prior to the Triple-A Midsummer Classic, while Jensen was the lone Aces representative to start. The four All-Star bids matched the 2011 and 2012 Aces teams for most All-Star selections. Tied After Eight, Great: When tied after eight innings, the Aces posted a remarkable 9-1 record, the best in the PCL when given that situation. Free Baseball: Not only did the Aces go 9-1 when tied after eight frames, but they won six of their seven extra-inning games. Their.857 winning percentage in extras was the highest in the PCL, one year removed from going a league-worst 1-8 in extra-inning contests. Reno also led the PCL in 2014 with a.750 clip (6-2) in extras. #PitchersWhoDriveInRuns: A total of 10 pitchers (Anthony Banda, Matt Capps, Josh Collmenter, Kyle Drabek, Edwin Escobar, Edgar Garcia, Zack Godley, Shelby Miller, John Omahen and Braden Shipley) recorded one RBI apiece this season, marking the most pitchers to tally an RBI in a single season in franchise history.

3 Hitters END OF SEASON INFORMATION - Page 3 Zach Borenstein OF #18 Longest Hitting Streak: 7G (6/22-30) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 6G (2x, Last: 7/29-8/8) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 4G (6/12-16) Jason Bourgeois OF #4 Longest Hitting Streak: 7G (5/4-12) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 3G (4/11-13) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 7G (5/4-12) Sócrates Brito OF #40 Longest Hitting Streak: 15G (5/28-6/13) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 18G (5/22-8/27) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 9G (5/5-24) Season-Game Highs: Hits (4-2x, Last - 6/4 vs. Salt Lake) HR (1-9x, Last - Tacoma) RBI (3-5x, Last - 7/21 vs. Colorado Springs) Played in 120 games, started 87 (LF - 41, RF - 27, DH - 19)...was on the Opening Day roster Hit.272 (97-for-357) with 9 HR, 5 3B, 23 2B, 57 RBI, 57 runs, 34 BB and 15 SB Became the 6th player in franchise history to record 3 SB in a single game (June 7 vs. Salt Lake) Among Reno s 14 last at-bat victories, he provided the game-winning hit or play in a team-best 4 of them Batted.287 (88-for-307) vs. RHP; hit.180 (9-for-50) vs. LHP Hit.324 (57-for-176) with 5 HR, 4 3B, 16 2B, 37 RBI, 33 runs, 17 BB and 10 SB in 60 home games Led the team with 9 pinch-hit knocks, going 9-for-27 with 10 RBI overall in those situations Batted.333 (48-for-144) during June and July; hit.230 (49-for-213) the rest of the season Notched his 100th career double on April 23 vs. Fresno Tallied his 500th career hit on June 6 vs. Salt Lake Scored his 300th career run on August 29 at Sacramento Recorded 23 multi-hit games, including four 3-hit contests and two 4-hit efforts Posted 13 multi-rbi games, including five 3-RBI games Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-4x, Last - Salt Lake) HR (0) RBI El Paso) Played in 33 games, started 22 (LF - 10, CF - 6, RF - 5, DH - 1)...was on the Opening Day roster...traded from Arizona to Chicago (AL) for cash considerations on May 16 Hit.356 (37-for-104) with 2 3B, 5 2B, 9 RBI, 13 runs, 5 BB and 5 SB Hit.529 (18-for-34) with 1 3B, 3 2B, 2 RBI and 5 runs against LH pitching Hit.375 (24-for-64) with 1 3B, 5 2B, 7 RBI and 6 runs in 18 road games Hit.379 (22-for-58) with 2 3B, 3 2B, 6 RBI and 10 runs in 20 April games Batted.355 (27-for-76) out of the leadoff spot with 2 3B, 4 2B, 6 RBI, 10 runs, 4 BB and 4 SB With RISP, posted a.500 clip (12-for-24) with 1 3B, 3 2B, 9 RBI and 12 runs Tallied his 1,600th Minor League hit on May 6 at Salt Lake Recorded 12 multi-hit games, including four 3-hit contests Notched 1 multi-rbi game Brandon Drury INF #6 Season-Game Highs: Hits: (1-2x, Last - 6/22 vs. Las Vegas) HR (0) RBI (0) Longest Hitting Streak: 2G (6/21-22) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 2G (6/21-22) Longest Road Hitting Streak: Mike Freeman UTL #5 Longest Hitting Streak: 17G (4/12-/30) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 9G (4/12-30) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 9G (4/15-5/2) Tuffy Gosewisch C #8 Longest Hitting Streak: 11G (5/31-6/14) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 8G (5/31-6/22) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 5G (2x, Last: 6/9-14) Ronnie Freeman C #36 Longest Hitting Streak: 5G (8/18-29) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 3G (8/20-27) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 2G (8/18-29) Todd Glaesmann OF #17 Longest Hitting Streak: 12G (5/12-26) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 8G (5/14-6/1) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 5G (2x, Last: 8/14-19) Gabby Guerrero OF #15 Season-Game Highs: Hits (4-4x, Last - 8/24 vs. Tacoma) HR (1-6x, Last - 8/24 vs. Tacoma) RBI Las Vegas) Played in 73 games, started 72 (RF - 38, CF - 30, LF - 4)...optioned from Arizona to Reno on April 18...recalled by D-backs on June 20...added on a MLB rehab assignment on August 1...reinstated from MLB rehab and optioned from Arizona to Reno on August 6...recalled by Arizona on August 7...optioned from Arizona to Reno on August 16...recalled by Arizona on September 2 Hit.294 (89-for-303) with 6 HR, 8 3B, 10 2B, 39 RBI, 46 runs, 13 BB and 7 SB Recorded a 15-game hitting streak from May 28-June 13 that was the club s 2nd-longest of the season and 2nd-longest of his career Hit safely in 18 consecutive home games from May 22-August 27...tied for the 3rd-longest such streak in the PCL Hit.333 (45-for-135) with 3 HR, 4 3B, 5 2B, 16 RBI and 30 runs in 32 home games Batted.313 (83-for-265) from May-September after hitting just.158 (6-for-38) in April; hit.397 (27-for-68) in 16 June games Hit.368 (25-for-68) with 11 XBH (3 HR, 3 3B, 5 2B) when ahead in the count 8 triples stands tied for 6th in a single season in Aces history Tied Aces season highs with 4 runs scored and 2 triples on August 26 vs. Tacoma, becoming the 11th player in franchise history to record 2 triples in a single game Hit an inside-the-park home run in the 8th inning against Tacoma s Al Alburquerque on August 24, joining Kyle Jensen as the first Aces duo to each record inside-the-park homers in the same game; his inside-the-parker was the 8th hit in franchise history Drove in the 250th RBI of his MiLB career on May 5 at Fresno Hit the 100th double of his MiLB career on June 17 at Albuquerque Knocked the 50th triple of his MiLB career on August 26 vs. Tacoma Tallied his 700th hit in MiLB on August 28 vs. Tacoma Stole his 125th base in MiLB on August 31 at Sacramento Recorded 21 multi-hit games, including five 3-hit contests and four 4-hit efforts Posted 7 multi-rbi games, including one 3-RBI contest and a career-high 6-RBI performance on June 13 at Las Vegas Racked up 5 outfield assists Played in 3 games, started all 3 (3B - 3)...optioned from Arizona to Reno on June 20...recalled by Arizona June 24 Hit.143 (2-for-14) with 2 runs and 1 BB Season-Game Highs: Hits (5-6/13 vs. Las Vegas) HR (1-6/2 vs. Las Vegas) RBI (4-6/15 vs. Las Vegas) Played in 88 games, started 82 (2B - 69, CF - 9, RF - 3, 1B - 1)...was on the Opening Day roster...selected by Arizona on July 17...optioned from Arizona to Reno on July 29...designated for assignment on July 30...claimed off waivers by Seattle on August 1 Hit.317 (108-for-341) with 1 HR, 6 3B, 17 2B, 24 RBI, 56 runs, 38 BB and 11 SB Had a career-best 17-game hit streak (T-5th longest in team history) from 4/12-30; hit.397 (27-for-68) w/ 2 3B, 2 2B, 4 RBI, 11 runs & 4 BB; also had a team-best 20-game on-base streak from 5/19-6/9 Was joined by Sócrates Brito as the only Aces players to post individual 4+ hit, 4+ RBI and 4+ runs scored games in 2016 His 4 runs scored on May 31 vs. Las Vegas set a personal single-game best, but he later eclipsed that with a 5-run game on August 4 with Tacoma at El Paso Only Aces player to draw four walks in a single game this season (6th to accomplish the feat all-time) Only Aces player to have a 5-hit game in 2016 (June 13 at Las Vegas), becoming the 12th player to accomplish the feat and 14th occurrence in franchise history Among Aces all-time leaders in triples (2nd - 18), games played (3rd - 272), hits (3rd - 301), at-bats (3rd - 957), runs (4th - 172), total bases (5th - 403), and doubles (6th - 51) Had the Aces 1st walk-off hit of 2016 (RBI triple in the bottom of the 11th against Albuquerque on April 28) Hit.341 (28-for-82) vs. LHP Hit.370 (30-for-81) with 2 3B, 3 2B, 6 RBI, 12 runs, 5 BB and 1 SB in 22 April contests Hit.346 (18-for-52) with runners on base and 2 outs Hit.402 (47-for-117) with 14 XBH when ahead in the count Recorded the 700th hit of his MiLB career on May 30 at Round Rock Scored the 400th run of his MiLB career on June 2 vs. Las Vegas Drove in the 250th RBI of his MiLB career on June Las Vegas Had 33 multi-hit games, including a 5-hit contest and a 4-hit effort two nights later against the 51s Had 5 multi-rbi games, including a career-high-tying 4-RBI performance on June 15 vs. Las Vegas Season-Game Highs: Hits: (2-2x, Last - 8/22 vs. Sacramento) HR (0) RBI Memphis) Played in 10 games, started 8 (C - 8)...transferred from Mobile to Reno on August 15 Hit.286 (8-for-28) with 1 2B, 1 RBI, 4 runs and 3 BB Recorded back-to-back multi-hit games on August 20 & 22 as part of a five-game hitting streak from August Threw out 60.0% (6-of-10) would-be base stealers Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-4x, Last - 6/28 vs. El Paso) HR (1-6x, Last - 8/26 vs. Tacoma) RBI (4-2x, Last - Memphis) Played in 74 games, started 50 (CF - 45, RF - 5)...transferred from Reno to Mobile on April 2...transferred from Mobile to Reno on May 6...placed on the 7-day DL on July 5 (retro to 7/3)...reinstated from DL and transferred from Reno to Mobile on July 10...transferred from Mobile to Reno on August 7 Hit.274 (61-for-223) with 6 HR, 4 3B, 15 2B, 31 RBI, 36 runs, 9 BB and 2 SB Had a 12-game hitting streak from May in which he hit.362 (17-for-47) with 1 HR, 4 2B, 8 RBI, 7 runs, 2 BB, 1 SB and 1 HBP Hit 2 of Reno s 6 grand slams (May 24 at New Orleans & August 17 at Memphis in Game 2 of a doubleheader) Hit.293 (44-for-150) vs. RHP Hit.308 (33-for-107) with 15 XBH (3 HR, 4 3B, 8 2B) in 36 home games Batted.344 (34-for-99) with 12 XBH (1 HR, 4 3B, 7 2B) and 12 RBI in the 6th inning or later Recorded his 300th career MiLB RBI on September 3 at Tacoma Had 12 multi-hit games, including four 3-hit contests Had 7 multi-rbi games, including one 3-RBI game and two 4-RBI games Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-5x, Last - Tacoma) HR (2-2x, Last - El Paso) RBI (3-3x, Last - El Paso) Played in 58 games, started 54 (C - 54)...was on the Opening Day roster...recalled by Arizona on July 1 Hit.342 (68-for-199) with 9 HR, 1 3B, 13 2B, 26 RBI, 33 runs and 15 BB Was selected as a PCL midseason All-Star, but was recalled by Arizona and did not play in the game Tied his career-best with an 11-game hitting streak from May 31-June 14 in which he hit.467 (21-for-45) with 1 HR, 1 3B, 5 2B, 7 RBI, 10 runs and 1 BB Totaled 2 separate 2-HR games (April 21 at Albuquerque & June 30 at El Paso), matching his career multi-homer game total from his 11 previous seasons Hit.410 (25-for-61) vs. LHP Hit.459 (17-for-37) in day games Hit.400 (32-for-80) with 5 HR, 1 3B, 8 2B, 16 RBI, 18 runs and 4 BB in 21 June games; his.400 average marked the 7th-best monthly average in Aces history (min. 80 plate appearances) Hit.490 (25-for-51) when ahead in the count Recorded his 600th MiLB hit on April 13 vs. Albuquerque Scored his 300th MiLB run on April 24 vs. Fresno Notched his 700th career hit on June 4 vs. Salt Lake Had 20 multi-hit games, including five 3-hit games Had 6 multi-rbi games, including three 3-RBI contests Threw out 41.5% (17-of-41) of would-be base stealers Season-Game Highs: Hits (2-6x, Last - 7/30 vs. Fresno) HR (1-6/26 vs. El Paso - Game 2) RBI (2-2x, Last - 7/4 vs. Tacoma) Longest Hitting Streak: 2G (4x, Last: 7/30-31) Played in 34 games, started 24 (RF - 22, LF - 2)...transferred from Mobile to Reno on June 25...transferred from Reno to Mobile on August 6 Longest Home Hitting Streak: 2G (3x, Last: 7/30-31) Hit.212 (21-for-99) with 1 HR, 1 3B, 5 2B, 9 RBI, 10 runs and 9 BB Longest Road Hitting Streak: 2G (7/1-2) Had one walk-off hit (2-run HR on June 26 vs. El Paso in Game 2 of a doubleheader) Had 6 multi-hit games Had 2 multi-rbi games Tallied 2 outfield assists Mitch Haniger OF #44 Longest Hitting Streak: 9G (2x, Last: 7/21-29) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 5G (2x, Last: 7/21-29) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 9G (6/10-18) Season-Game Highs: Hits (4-7/21 vs. Colorado Springs) HR (2-3x, Last - Las Vegas) RBI (4-2x, Last - Tacoma) Played in 74 games, started 71 (RF - 33, CF - 30, LF - 8)...promoted from Mobile to Reno on June 10...selected by Arizona on August 16...optioned from Arizona to Reno on August 26...recalled by Arizona on September 6 Hit.341 (89-for-261) with 20 HR, 3 3B, 20 2B, 64 RBI, 58 runs, 39 BB and 8 SB Named as the Arizona Diamondbacks Organizational Player of the Year and named to MLB Pipeline s Prospect Team of the Year as the right fielder Named a Southern League midseason All-Star with Mobile Named Arizona Organizational & PCL Player of the Month for July, when he batted.402 (45-for-112) with 11 HR, 1 3B, 13 2B, 35 RBI, 30 R and 11 BB; among Aces all-time monthly leaders, his July totals rank T-1st in HR, 2nd in RBI and T-5th in both average and hits Named the PCL Player of the Week (July 18-24) after hitting.484 (15-for-31) with 6 HR, 4 2B, 13 RBI, 12 runs and 3 BB in 7 games Had 3 separate 2-HR games Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Las Vegas) after having 5 such occurrences through his first 4 professional seasons Hit the 2nd grand slam of his career on September 4 at Tacoma (also: August 20, 2014, with AZL D-backs vs. AZL Athletics) Ranked 1st in XBH (43), total bases (175), slugging (.670) and OPS (1.098), 2nd in HR and OBP (.428), T-2nd in runs, 4th in avg. and T-1oth in BB in Triple-A from June 10 through the end of the season 20 home runs are the 8th-most in a single season in Aces history Batted.438 (28-for-64) with 5 HR, 6 2B, 19 RBI, 14 runs and 11 BB against LHP Hit his 100th career MiLB double on July 21 vs. Colorado Springs Knocked his 450th MiLB hit on July 31 vs. Fresno Had 27 multi-hit games, including one 4-hit game and six 3-hit contests Had 18 multi-rbi games, including two 4-RBI efforts and six 3-RBI games Led the team with 8 outfield assists

4 Hitters (continued) END OF SEASON INFORMATION - Page 4 Brett Hayes C #3 Longest Hitting Streak: 3G (4/8-12) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 3G (4/8-12) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 2G (5/4-7) Chris Herrmann C/OF #13 Longest Hitting Streak: 1G (2x, Last: 9/3) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 0G Longest Road Hitting Streak: 1G (2x, Last: 9/3) Sean Jamieson INF #2 Kyle Jensen 1B/OF #37 Longest Hitting Streak: 12G (8/17-28) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 10G (8/10-28) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 9G (6/11-19) Matt Jones C #58 Season-Game Highs: Hits (1-6/24 vs. Las Vegas) HR (0) RBI (0) Longest Hitting Streak: 1G (6/24) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 1G (6/24) Longest Road Hitting Streak: Ed Lucas INF #21 Longest Hitting Streak: 6G (2x, Last: 6/3-15) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 4G (2x, Last: 8/7-20) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 6G (5/24-29) Evan Marzilli OF #1 Matt McPhearson OF #16 Season-Game Highs: Hits (0) HR (0) RBI (0) Longest Hitting Streak: 0G Longest Home Hitting Streak: 0G Longest Road Hitting Streak: 0G Chris Owings OF #4 Longest Hitting Streak: 5G (7/16-22) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 4G (7/16-20) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 1G (7/22) David Peralta OF #40 Longest Hitting Streak: 4G (7/20-23) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 4G (7/20-27) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 2G (7/22-23) Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-5x, Last - 8/21 vs. Sacramento) HR (2-3x, Last - Las Vegas) RBI (7-7/18 vs. Colorado Springs) Played in 133 games, started 129 (1B - 104, DH - 15, LF - 8, RF - 2)...was on the Opening Day roster...selected by Arizona on September 3 Made his Major League debut September 3 at Colorado, pinch-hitting in the 8th inning Hit.289 (144-for-498) with 30 HR, 2 3B, 34 2B, 120 RBI, 77 runs, 44 BB and 1 SB Named to the All-PCL Team as the 1st baseman Finished as the runner-up for PCL MVP honors behind El Paso s Hunter Renfroe Named to the PCL All-Star Team and finished as the runner up in the Triple-A Home Run Derby behind Pawtucket s Chris Marrero Set Diamondbacks Triple-A record for RBI in a season and tied mark for home runs (Ernie Young, 1999 Tucson Sidewinders) Led all Triple-A players in RBI and ranked second in professional baseball during the MiLB regular season (April 7-Sept. 5) Tied for the Triple-A lead in home runs, was 2nd in total bases (272), tied for 2nd in XBH (66) and tied for 5th in doubles Named by the D-backs as the Reno Aces Player of the Month for May after hitting.289 (28-for-97) with 3 HR, 8 2B, 15 RBI, 11 R and 9 BB Named the Arizona Organizational & PCL Player of the Month for June, when he hit.292 (33-for-113) with 10 HR, 2 3B, 8 2B, 39 RBI, 23 runs and 6 BB His 39 RBI in June were the most by an Aces player in a single month in franchise history and his 10 HR are tied for 3rd in a single month; June RBI total was highest in PCL since Micah Hoffpauir had 39 in August 2008 Ranks among Aces single-season leaders in slugging (6th -.546), OPS (9th -.896), doubles (9th) and hits (T-9th) Tallied a 12-game hitting streak from August 17-28, batting.400 (20-for-50) over that span with 4 HR, 3 2B, 15 RBI, 11 runs and 3 BB Hit the 1st inside-the-park HR of his professional career in the 3rd inning against Tacoma s Zach Lee on August 24, setting a new personal single-season HR total in the process; his inside-the-parker was the 7th hit in Aces history and preceded Sócrates Brito s inside-the-parker hit later in the same game Notched the 8th, 9th and 10th 2-HR games of his career (June 24 vs. Las Vegas, July 18 vs. Colorado Springs, July 25 at Las Vegas) Hit the 2nd grand slam of his career on July 18 vs. Colorado Springs (also: August 24, 2012, with Jacksonville at Montgomery) Hit.394 (50-for-127) with 8 HR, 1 3B, 10 2B, 45 RBI, 19 runs and 14 BB against LHP Batted.438 (7-for-16) with 1 HR, 1 2B and 18 RBI with the bases loaded Hit the 150th home run of his MiLB career on April 19 at Albuquerque Knocked his 800th MiLB hit on May 16 vs. Iowa and his 900th on August 22 vs. Sacramento Drove in his 600th MiLB RBI on July 27 vs. Sacramento Ripped his 200th MiLB double on August 27 vs. Tacoma Posted 40 multi-hit games (2nd-most on team), including five 3-hit contests Recorded 32 multi-rbi games, including nine 3-RBI efforts, one 4-RBI game, two 5-RBI contests and a career-high 7-RBI night on 7/18 vs. Colorado Springs Tallied 2 outfield assists Played in 1 game, started 0 (PH - 1)...promoted from Visalia to Reno on June 24...placed on the 7-day DL on June 26 (retro to 6/25)...reinstated from DL and transferred to Mobile on July 2...transferred from Visalia to Reno on August 7...transferred from Reno to Mobile on August 15 Hit (1-for-1) with 1 2B and 1 run Recorded a pinch-hit double in his only Reno at-bat on June 24 vs. Las Vegas Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-2x, Last - 8/7 vs. Salt Lake) (1-2x, Last - Round Rock) RBI New Orleans) Played in 82 games, started 53 (1B - 22, 3B - 18, 2B - 9, LF - 3, DH - 1)...signed with Arizona as a minor league free agent on May 20 Hit.250 (55-for-220) with 2 HR, 2 3B, 11 2B, 12 RBI, 27 runs, 26 BB and 1 SB Recorded a.301 average (22-for-73) against LHP Hit.382 (21-for-55) when ahead in the count Notched his 1,100th MiLB hit on May 29 at Round Rock Recorded the 500th RBI of his MiLB career on June 22 vs. Las Vegas Posted 12 multi-hit games, including two 3-hit contests Recorded 1 multi-rbi game Made his 1st career pitching appearance on July 7 at Fresno and allowed 1 run on 2 hits over 1/3 of an inning Season-Game Highs: Hits (2-3x, Last - El Paso) HR (0) RBI (1-4/7 vs. El Paso) Longest Hitting Streak: 4G (4/16-20) Played in 21 games, started 18 (CF - 18)...was on the Opening Day roster...transferred from Reno to Mobile on May 6 Longest Home Hitting Streak: 3G (2x, Last: 4/23-28) Hit.209 (14-for-67) with 2 3B, 5 2B, 1 RBI, 11 runs, 9 BB and 3 SB Longest Road Hitting Streak: 4G (4/16-20) Recorded his only RBI on Opening Night, drawing a bases-loaded walk against El Paso Recorded a.361 on-base percentage from the leadoff spot Posted 3 multi-hit games Kevin Medrano INF #20 Longest Hitting Streak: 1G (4x, Last: 9/3) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 1G (4/10) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 1G (3x, Last: 9/3) Played in 3 games, started 0 (PR - 2, PH - 1)...transferred from Kane County to Reno on May 27...transferred from Reno to Kane County on June 1 Hit.000 (0-for-1) with 1 SB Stole a base as a pinch-runner on May 29 at Round Rock Recorded his only at-bat as a pinch-hitter on May 31 vs. Las Vegas Peter O Brien OF #23 Longest Hitting Streak: 9G (2x, Last: 5/25-6/7) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 10G (4/13-5/1) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 5G (5/10-23) A.J. Pollock OF #11 Longest Hitting Streak: 4G (8/20-24) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 4G (8/20-24) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 0G Season-Game Highs: Hits Albuquerque) HR (0) RBI (2-4/8 vs. El Paso) Played in 18 games, started 15 (C - 15)...was on the Opening Day roster...traded from Arizona to Chicago (AL) for cash considerations on June 2 Hit.161 (9-for-56) with 2 2B, 4 RBI, 1 run and 1 BB Recorded the 100th double of his MiLB career on May 7 at Salt Lake Had 1 multi-hit game Had 1 multi-rbi game Threw out 43.8% (7-of-16) of would-be base stealers Made his 1st career pitching appearance on May 14 vs. Iowa, walking 3 batters over 1 2/3 hitless and scoreless innings Season-Game Highs: Hits (1-2x, Last - Tacoma) HR (0) RBI Tacoma) Played in 7 games, started 7 (C - 3, DH - 2, LF - 2)...added on a MLB rehab assignment on August 29...reinstated from MLB rehab assignment on September 6 Hit.087 (2-for-23) with 1 2B, 3 RBI, 3 runs and 3 BB Had 1 multi-rbi game Season-Game Highs: Hits Las Vegas) HR (1-4/23 vs. Fresno) RBI (2-2x, Last - Albuquerque) Longest Hitting Streak: 3G (3x, Last: 7/21-23) Played in 77 games, started 37 (2B - 19, 3B - 9, SS - 9)...placed on the 7-day DL on August 3 (retro to 8/3)...reinstated from DL on September 3 Longest Home Hitting Streak: 3G (2x, Last: 5/14-16) Hit.244 (42-for-172) with 1 HR, 2 3B, 7 2B, 18 RBI, 15 runs and 16 BB Longest Road Hitting Streak: 3G (2x, Last: 7/9-23) Batted.345 (10-for-29) after the All-Star break Finished with a.280 clip (7-for-25) as a pinch-hitter; had the second-most pinch-hit knocks on the team behind Zach Borenstein s 9 pinch-hit base hits Hit.379 (11-for-29) with runners on base and 2 outs Notched his 500th career MiLB hit on May 14 vs. Iowa Had 8 multi-hit games, including one 3-hit game Had 2 multi-rbi games Made his first career pitching appearance on June 27 vs. El Paso, allowing 1 run on 3 hits with 1 strikeout (Austin Hedges) over 1 inning Season-Game Highs: Hits Tacoma) HR (0) RBI Nashville) Played in 23 games, started 10 (3B - 6, 2B - 3, DH - 1)...was on the Opening Day roster...transferred from Reno to Mobile on April 20...transferred from Mobile to Reno on August 3...placed on the 7-day DL on August 26...reinstated from DL on September 2 Hit.146 (6-for-41) with 1 2B, 1 RBI, 4 runs, 5 BB and 1 SB Totaled 3 runs scored in back-to-back games on September 3 & 4 at Tacoma Recorded 3 hits on September 3 at Tacoma, matching his hit total from April and August combined (3-for-31) Recorded 1 multi-hit game, mentioned above...also stole a base in that game Notched his only RBI with a groundout on August 14 at Nashville Season-Game Highs: Hits Sacramento) HR (2-3x, Last - 7/16 vs. Oklahoma City) RBI (4-4x, Last - Fresno) Played in 105 games, started 92 (LF - 66, DH - 21, 1B - 15)...was on the Opening Day roster...recalled by Arizona on May 27...optioned from Arizona to Reno on May 30...recalled by Arizona on June optioned from Arizona to Reno on July 4...recalled by Arizona on September 6 Hit.254 (103-for-406) with 24 HR, 5 3B, 20 2B, 75 RBI, 64 runs, 23 BB and 2 SB Named the Arizona Organizational & PCL Player of the Month for April, when he hit.370 (30-for-81) with 7 HR, 5 2B, 21 RBI, 20 runs and 1 BB Earned PCL Player of the Week honors for April 25-May 1, when he hit.500 (12-for-24) with 4 HR, 1 3B, 2 2B, 10 RBI and 7 runs Had at least 1 RBI in 9 consecutive games (May 25-June 7), the longest such streak by an Aces player in 2016 Slugged 24 home runs, 6th-most in a single season in Aces history Ranks among Aces all-time leaders in home runs (3rd - 50), triples (T-3rd - 14), hits (4th - 242), RBI (4th - 182), at-bats (4th - 896), total bases (4th - 475), doubles (T-4th - 55), runs (5th - 141) and games played (5th - 236) Drilled 3 doubles on May 31 vs. Las Vegas, becoming the 12th player (13th occurrence) in franchise history to accomplish the feat Notched the 8th, 9th and 10th 2-HR games of his career (April 25 vs. Fresno, June 3 vs. Las Vegas, July 16 vs. Oklahoma City) Hit the 4th and 5th grand slams of his career (June 1 vs. Las Vegas, June 4 vs. Salt Lake) Hit a walk-off solo HR in the 12th inning on May 1 vs. Albuquerque and one month later, hit a walk-off grand slam on June 1 vs. Las Vegas Batted.286 (63-for-220) with 16 HR, 4 3B, 11 2B, 53 RBI, 39 runs and 11 BB in 57 home games Recorded 30 multi-hit games, including six 3-hit contests and a career-high-tying 4-hit effort on May 12 at Sacramento, having previously recorded three separate 4-hit games in 2015 Hit the 100th HR of his MiLB career on May 1 vs. Albuquerque Scored his 300th MiLB run and notched his 500th MiLB hit on July 18 vs. Colorado Springs Tallied 20 multi-rbi games, including eight 3-RBI contests and four 4-RBI efforts Totaled 4 outfield assists, 3rd-most on the team behind Haniger (8) and Brito (5) Season-Game Highs: Hits (4-7/19 vs. Colorado Springs) HR Las Vegas) RBI (3-7/19 vs. Colorado Springs) Played in 5 games during a Major League rehab assignment, started all 5 (SS - 3, CF - 2)...added on a MLB rehab assignment on July 16...reinstated from MLB rehab by Arizona on July 23 Hit.611 (11-for-18) with 1 HR, 1 3B, 1 2B, 6 RBI, 7 runs, 3 BB and a OPS Hit safely in every game, including 3 multi-hit games Recorded an RBI in each of his final 3 games, with 2 multi-rbi games Season-Game Highs: Hits Las Vegas) HR (0) RBI (1-2x, Last - Las Vegas) Played in 9 total games during two Major League rehab assignments, started all 9 (RF - 9)...added on a MLB rehab assignment on June 4...reinstated from MLB rehab by Arizona on June 6...added on a MLB rehab on July 20...reinstated from MLB rehab by Arizona on July 29 Hit.276 (8-for-29) with 4 2B, 2 RBI, 6 runs and 4 BB Hit safely in 7 of 9 games Batted.545 (6-for-11) in the first two innings;.111 (2-for-18) in innings 3-9 Hit.313 (5-for-16) with runners on base Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-2x, Last - 8/24 vs. Tacoma) HR (1-8/24 vs. Tacoma) RBI (4-8/24 vs. Tacoma) Played in 4 games during a Major League rehab assignment, started all 4 (CF - 4)...added on a MLB rehab assignment on August 20...reinstated from MLB rehab by Arizona on August 26 Hit.444 (8-for-18) with 1 HR, 4 2B, 8 RBI, 6 runs, 2 BB and 1 SB Had 5 XBH...doubled in each game Hit safely in all 4 games, including a pair of 3-hit contests Recorded 2 multi-rbi games, including a 4-RBI contest and a 3-RBI effort

5 Hitters (continued) END OF SEASON INFORMATION - Page 5 Jack Reinheimer SS #7 Longest Hitting Streak: 9G (4/15-23) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 8G (5/31-6/21) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 8G (4/15-22) Carlos Rivero 3B #3 Longest Hitting Streak: 13G (7/2-19) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 10G (6/26-7/19) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 7G (7/2-22) Dan Rohlfing C #19 Longest Hitting Streak: 12G (8/14-9/4) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 6G (8/21-28) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 6G (8/14-9/4) Mark Thomas C #10 Longest Hitting Streak: 4G (7/15-24) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 3G (2x, Last: 7/15-21) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 1G (3x, Last: 7/24) Ildemaro Vargas INF #16 Longest Hitting Streak: 8G (8/21-28) Longest Home Hitting Streak: 8G (8/21-28) Longest Road Hitting Streak: 8G (7/22-8/5) Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-12x, Last - Tacoma) HR (1-2x, Last - Tacoma) RBI (4-4/7 vs. El Paso) Played in 132 games, started 127 (SS - 127)...was on the Opening Day roster Hit.288 (144-for-500) with 2 HR, 7 3B, 28 2B, 48 RBI, 64 runs, 48 BB and 20 SB Named a PCL midseason All-Star and played as a reserve in his hometown of Charlotte, N.C. 144 hits is tied for 9th in a single season in Aces history, while his 20 steals are tied for 10th and 7 triples are tied for 11th Laced 2 triples on August 20 vs. Sacramento, marking the 10th occurrence in franchise history and first since Mike Freeman did so on August 1, 2014, at Fresno Drove in a career-high 4 runs on Opening Night, when he went 3-for-5 and hit a 2-run HR Batted.337 (29-for-86) in 20 April games with 1 HR, 2 3B, 8 2B, 12 RBI, 12 runs, 4 BB and 1 SB Batted.336 (39-for-116) in August and September with 3 3B, 4 2B, 12 RBI, 9 runs, 14 BB and 7 SB Hit.415 (17-for-47) in the 9th inning with 1 HR, 1 3B, 4 2B, 7 RBI, 7 runs and 1 SB Recorded a team-best 41 multi-hit games, including 12 3-hit contests; had 5 consecutive multi-hit games from June 1-5 Compiled 11 multi-rbi games, including three 3-RBI efforts and one 4-RBI night Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-6x, Last - Sacramento) HR (2-2x, Last - 7/16 vs. Oklahoma City) RBI Sacramento) Played in 124 games, started 110 (3B - 108, 1B -2)...was on the Opening Day roster Hit.277 (115-for-415) with 19 HR, 1 3B, 27 2B, 72 RBI, 51 runs, 26 BB and 2 SB Recipient of a 2016 Rawlings Gold Glove Award after posting a Minor League-best.987 fielding percentage at the hot corner 19 home runs are tied for 9th-most in a single season in Aces history; long-ball total also was a new personal single-season high Tallied 3 doubles on August 25 vs. Tacoma, becoming the 13th player (14th occurrence) to accomplish the feat in franchise history Posted the 6th and 7th 2-HR games of his career (May 26 at New Orleans, July 16 vs. Oklahoma City) Batted.307 (50-for-163) during the 2nd half with 10 HR, 11 2B, 32 RBI, 27 runs, 8 BB and 2 SB Hit.317 (98-for-309) when batting 7th or 8th Tallied a.318 average (27-for-85) with runners on base and 2 outs, including a.314 mark (16-for-51) with RISP and 2 away Scored the 500th run of his MiLB career on July 30 vs. Fresno Drove in his 600th MiLB RBI on August 24 vs. Tacoma Recorded 32 multi-hit games, including six 3-hit contests; posted 3 consecutive 3-hit games from July 30-August 1, the first time having done so in his career Notched 18 multi-rbi games, including three 3-RBI efforts and one 4-RBI contest Season-Game Highs: Hits (3-3x, Last - 8/25 vs. Tacoma) HR (2-7/27 vs. Sacramento) RBI (4-7/27 vs. Sacramento) Played in 43 games, started 40 (C - 40)...transferred from Mobile to Reno on July 1 Hit.289 (39-for-135) with 5 HR, 10 2B, 18 RBI, 22 runs and 9 BB Posted a career-high 12-game hitting streak from August 14-September 4 in which he hit.444 (20-for-45) with 2 HR, 3 2B, 10 RBI, 8 runs and 2 sacrifice bunts Posted his 1st career multi-hr game when he went yard twice on July 27 vs. Sacramento 5 home runs marked a new personal single-season high (hit 3 in both 2013 and 2015) Recorded 11 multi-hit games, including three 3-hit contests; tallied a career-high 6 consecutive multi-hit games from August Notched 5 multi-rbi games, including a career-high 4-RBI contest on July 27 vs. Sacramento Threw out 31.1% (14-of-45) of would-be base stealers Season-Game Highs: Hits (2-2x, Last - Las Vegas) HR Las Vegas) RBI (3-6/25 vs. El Paso) Played in 30 games, started 24 (C - 24)...was on the Opening Day roster...was on the DL April 4-May 15 and August 7 (retro to 8/5)-end of season Hit.190 (15-for-79) with 1 HR, 6 2B, 10 RBI, 6 runs and 13 BB Solo HR on July 24 at Las Vegas marked his first career Triple-A dinger Notched the 500th hit of his MiLB career on June 12 at Tacoma Recorded 2 multi-hit games Notched 1 multi-rbi game when he drove in 3 runs on June 25 vs. El Paso Threw out 61.1% (11-of-18) of would-be base stealers Season-Game Highs: Hits (4-8/7 vs. Salt Lake) HR (1-2x, Last - 8/10 vs. Salt Lake) (3-8/7 vs. Salt Lake) Played in 49 games, started 49 (2B - 44, SS - 5)...transferred from Visalia to Reno on July 17 Hit.354 (70-for-198) with 2 HR, 13 2B, 18 RBI, 35 runs, 20 BB and 13 SB Named by the D-backs as the Reno Aces Player of the Month for August after hitting.339 (39-for-115) with 1 HR, 8 2B, 8 RBI, 19 runs, 14 BB and 6 SB in 30 games His 70 hits from July 17-end of MiLB regular season (September 5) led all of professional baseball Was 1 of 6 players in Triple-A with more walks than strikeouts (min. 20 BB) from July 17-end of season (Dan Vogelbach, Taylor Davis, Breyvic Valera, Daniel Robertson, Kelby Tomlinson) Batted.358 (63-for-176) out of the leadoff spot, and posted a.375 average (30-for-80) in the first inning Recorded 23 multi-hit games, including 16 3-hit contests and one 4-hit effort Tallied 3 multi-rbi games, including a 3-RBI contest on August 7 vs. Salt Lake SCORE BY INNING TOTAL Aces: Opponents: MARGIN OF VICTORY 1r 2r 3r 4r 5r 6r 7r 8r 9r 10r 11r 12+r TOTAL Aces: Opponents: MULTI-HIT GAMES PLAYER TOTAL Borenstein MULTI-RBI GAMES TOTAL Bourgeois Brito Escobar 2 2 M. Freeman R. Freeman 2 2 Garcia 1 1 Glaesmann Gosewisch Guerrero 6 6 Haniger Hayes 1 1 Herrmann Jamieson Jensen Lucas Marzilli 3 3 Medrano 1 1 O Brien Owings Peralta 1 1 Pollock 2 2 Reinheimer Rivero Rohlfing Shipley 1 1 Thomas 2 2 Vargas Totals: